'Idiotic' driver finds car covered in passive-aggressive notes
We've all seen frustrating parking jobs before. Whether it's cars taking up two spaces in Westfield, a line of vehicles parked with significant – but not significant enough to fit another car – spaces in between, or, of course, cars that block drive ways.
Most of the time we, at most, scoff and move on. But one homeowner wasn't having any of it.
On Wednesday, British man Ryan Milner shared a photo of a local car covered in passive-aggressive notes from a nearby homeowner.
The notes called the parking job "SELFISH" and "IDIOTIC" and lambasted the driver for parking next to a bin on rubbish collection day. They also issued a stern warning: "DO NOT PARK IN FRONT OF MY PROPERTY AGAIN".
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A badly parked car covered in passive aggressive notes from a local homeowner. Twitter
"Parking right next to a bulging skip that's due to be collected today has cost me a lot of time and money!" wrote a local.
"At 0803hrs this morning you parked in front of my property blocking an obviously bulging skip that was due to be collected today. I have spent hours knocking on every house and asking in the shop about the owner. It's now 1400 hrs and it's still blocking the skip; I will not have to pay extra charges because of your selfish stupidity!!!!"
The typed note had been printed out several times and plastered across the entire car.
Though Milner was neither the homeowner nor the owner of the car, he shared some photos of the note and car "as a laugh".
"The sun getting to people in Dovecot," he wrote in the caption.
One of the signs taped to a badly parked car. Twitter
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Most commenters found the situation hilarious, however some were concerned about damage to the car that could be caused by the adhesive used to stick notes on the vehicle.
"If that tape peeled the clear coat off my car I'd be f---ing raging," wrote one Twitter user.
"Won't be easy getting that duct tape off with the heat melting it," said another commenter.
Milner hasn't provided an update on the situation yet, but he has continued to be bombarded with questions from other Twitter users and the media.
"Phone has absolutely blew up today from that car picture I put up. Never again," he laughed.
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